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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-19
FIFTEEN YEARS

Studying tho Want of eeoplc and What
Clothing we Ought to Soil Them
Has given Ralph Kline, the Reliable
Clothisr, ct lao Main street, clear insight
to doing the best. 1t will be noticed that
como merchants have already, thus early
in the season, adopted the old dodge Of
the sliding scale in their business. They
put an extra dollar or two on their wares,
then mark 'en down a peg or two and yell
Justify: ''cut prices!" "cnt prices!" Let
ne tell these gentlemen that their reduc.
tons must bebopa fde, snd.must be at least
% per cent. under what they now offer
their gooda at, before they can hope to
compete with us. When it comes to O
queation OF cutting, we'll make things
lively, Tor mont are 50 we'll able 10 sell at a
loss, if necessary, than ourselves. These
are the prices at which w will this week
sell goods, which will benefit all buyers:
Suits or 0geIcoata for So %.
Men'egoud warm ard durable Oyercoals,
which would be c%onaidered cheap at Sc,
reduced to 81 70.
At IS several linos Of mems fine Over
coats in Meltons, Kerseys, Chinchillas,
equal to any $l2 coat in Wheeling.
at $40, SEQ our fine Worsted and Kersey
Overcoats, worth Sl4.
Overcoats for boya Of all ages, from ST
upwards.
See our Boys' Fur Beaver Overcoats ct
81 SO, selling elsewhere d! S..
Just received, 500 pair Of children's
cheap pants, ct % cents.
Parents see us, because you will be- aatis.
fed thst our claims for your pa!rorsge
are such as you will appreciate. Believe
us, Tor all our statemente VIC back up with
production Of goods.
RALPH KLINE,
Rsiiable Clothier,
114O Main street, Wheeling, W. Va,
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ABOUT I,EOPLE.
Strangers In the City mud Hhooling Foihs

Strangers In hot City mud Wheeling Foihs
Abroad.
Hon. John r. Donehoo, OF Hancock
county, one Of Van Bakers counsel, Is in
tho city.
Mrs. Fannie Long, Of South Chapline
street, Ia lying worry low, to the great nor
row Of her many friends.
Samuel A. Cocksyne, the great sheep
breeder OF Marshall county, was visiting
friends in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Mackin and daughters, OF Enb!en,
Pa.. arc in the city. The young ladies'
will enter school at Mt. de Chantal.
Mr.. al. Merideth, OF this city, who has
been travelling for tho past uNGson with
Hulburt 4 Hunters circus, has .re.urned
to his home.
Mr.. Frank Cochran, OF Brooke county,
was Visiting friends in the city yesterday,
He reports everything booming in his
part OF old Brooke.
Robert T. Ford, OF this city, who has
been visiting friends up in Pennsylvania
Tor eome. time past, has returned home
highly pleased With his trip.
Mr. Larry NJ. Clark, businens manager
Of the Mignani-Siegfist Star Speciality
Company, which will appear at the Grand
the last half Of next weeE, ia in the city.
Mr.. L. Y. Hamilton, a we'll known mem.
Der oil the Washington county, Pa, bar,
was registered at the stamm house yes.
terday. He wac hero looking after some
legal matters.
Rev. Dr.. Henry W. Mcknight, Presi.
dent Of the Pennsylvania College, a,
Gettysburg, Pa, ia at the Mcclure house.
He will occupy the pulpit OF the English
Lutheran church tomorrow.
MI. John M. Dixon, q former Wheeling
boy, but for the lac! fvo yesrs q resident
OF vt. John, Stafford county, South Cen
tral Kansas, haa arrived in the city to take
in the Fights and see bis friends
end 10 s%topping with Mr.. James Arm
strong, on the South Side. He ia now or
2 visit to his aged grandfather, MIR. David
Davis, who is nearly one hundred years
old, q resident of Unionto wn, Belmont
county, Ohio. Mr.. Dixon Bays he i.
pleased and delighted with his western
home, and would not exchange it now t.
reside permanently in this section.
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5000 o A STREET
In tho Eighth Ward-Tho Committee on
Claims Meets. tl'ElJH

In tho Eighth Ward-Tho Committee on
Claims Meets.
Tho Council Committee on Claims met
at the Public Building last evening. Tho
principal business considered wa a re-
port made by a subcommittee, which at a
former meeting had been appointed to in.
spect a lot lying between Jacob and Woods
streets a. the intersection of Forty.third
street, and which Is deslred by tho city In
order that 1t may continue Fo,ty.third
street eastward. In case the city does not
opon the street, the Wheeling Railway
Company will acquire the properly
In order that 1t may bring Ito line
from Woods to Jacob street al
that point. The committee reported tina,
q pfica was asked for the properly that
was IN exceaa Of ita value, and that 5000
wonld be a liberal price to pay Tor 1t. Ac'
co1dingly o resolution was adopted TO be
presented to Council, appropriating 5000
for that purpose; and In case that sum be
not accepted, authorizing the Solicitor Il
institute condemnation proceedings. So.
licltor Caldwell presented a bill for $50 fol
work done in five email cases, which was
properly audited.
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Post SO, G. A. R was mustered Novem.
be. 8, at Redmond, Mason county, W. Va,
by tComrade J. A. Gibbons, OF Post II.
This Poet s.arts oil with twenty-five char.
ter members, end there will be fifty in
the near future. The name Of the Post ia
yet blank, as a name was chosen that wac
already taken.
J.. NJ. Ewing Post No. IS, was mustered
ct Glenvillo Saturday evening, November
10, by ComrAde R. II. Freer, with twenty
charter members. There would have
been quite a number present for muster
had it not been for, a misunderstanding as
TO the timo Of muster. Comra6e John
Holt, the Commander, written that they
will number flsy.seven comrades aoon.
There are shout 100 comrades in the
county, and IL is expected to gather them
oil into this Poat in the near future.
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MOUNDsYILLE.
The Escaped conricts-A Pardon FOR Eugene
Johnson PrrgounlE.

Tho Escaped Conyicts-A Pardon FOR Eugene
Johnson-prraonnls.
c. Il. Oldham was In Wheeling yesterday,
focum's artgallery Is nearing completion.
Alex Clark buried his little child Thursday.
Nothing has been heard OF the escaped %conyicts,
Miss Eta Dultlinger, OF Glen Easton, Is visiting
here.
Two more dealers In the ardent were before
Mayor purdy last night.
s. J. ,Echols. brother OF Officer W. W. Echols, has
been elected Sheriff OF kiowa county, kansas,
! Harvey Riggs Is clerking for Miss Sadie Rogersou,
Mis- lsoGerson Will soon take n trip 10 the West.
Sam Gau4 and 4. ". Mcpeek have returned from
Charleston. where they were attending tho Masonic
Grand Lodge.
Mr.. Maxwell, whose COW was kills d oil the Balti.
more i Ohio some time ago, will btiugsuit 10 re.
cover damages.
Oscar Wright was out to Glen Easton on a busI.
ness and hunting trip. He was successful In get
ting some fine game.
II: NJ. Riggs. who was security for Johnny Hen.
rieita on a bond taken before Esquire Edwards,
was released from tho bond yesterday and a new
bond was given.
Mr.rJohnslon, mother Of Eugene Johnston. who
murdered Rev. J. z. Thatcher, Is out with a nett.
ton for his pardon. AS a general rule persons 10
whom II is preseAted refuse TO look nj 1t. 0r~
The temperance ladies are very much disap.
pointed at the position OF tho new editor OF Tie
stcAe on the amendment question. An amendment
meeting was held al the Evangelical church last
night. s
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AthEo :. biscgh eros, chappcd2 and oily skll
III prevented by Cuticura Mcdicntcd Sosn 80
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ieaVe iot I ostolla 70 take charge OF the
new glass works at that place, and q mum.
Der OF Bellaire workmen will 20 there
about the first OF December to take posi-.
tons in the works. Mr.. Crimble is a
practical glass man, having been connected
with the Belmont glaas works of this city
since it's organization, nearly twenty-five
years ago. The Fostoria works are to be
started under union rules and run BY
union men, and If q lockout Of the glass
factories here occurs, So is indicated in the
Wheeling INTELLldEScKR OF Wednesday
morning, it will give q big advantage tc
the Fostoria, Findlsy and other factories
l-Bellaire Tribune. Gl
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ago. 81. o % co,
GEO. M. SHOOK
8 90.


We have just purchased from
a leading manufactures the bal.
ance OF his stock Of Fall and
Winter Dress Goods at a great
reduction in price. This pur-
chase necessitates a cores,
ponding reduction on all Dress
Goods in stock /; we, therefore,
commencing with to-day, pro.
pose to offer everything in OUT
Dress Goods Department al
lower prices than have ever be-
fore been quoted on choice
goods. Our immense trade or
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lanled 70 the railroad here for shipmenl

hauled TO the railroad here for sbipment
daily TORONTO, O., Tribune.
1t has boen definitely settled that a not.
terry will DO built on tho alto Fol the Msf.
tins Ferry Stove works, destroyed by tite
some weeks ago: The capital stock has
been fixed at $76,0 900, and q charter will
be taken out under the laws Of West Viz.
ginia. Considerable stock has been taken
and 1t is not thought that there will DO
any trouble In .~disposing OF the entire
amount. All oil the stockholders will take
Htock In II and several Wheeling capital.
lists are anxious 10 70 In. The site 10 ono
Of the best in the country. II 10 high and
dry, within a few yards Of two railroadp,
with a switch running from one Of these
which cost the Stove company 1000, and
within a short distance Of the river.
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Every Statement INDICATED Every Promise Redeemed

We have rescued the name READY-MADE out Of a slough
into w%hich:years o! disregard for style, quality, or anything good
had placed it in Wheeling. We have placed the name where It
should be-on the same shelf with tailor make.
ACCOMPLISHED oVERcOATS, the Finestin ChHsten.
dom, Tailor made Overcoats, Overcoats that are made Of i'm.
ported Montagnaes, the finest possible to make anywhere, cost
you from $40 to $50.
TAILOR. MADE OVERCOATS-Tailormade Oyercoats
at S12, SIS, SIS and S2o-that occasion much comment from
our customers-Chinchilla, Metons, Kerseys, &c. bearing the
distinguished stamp Of exceptionally fine and stylish garments,
Fashionable silk lined Kerseys at,$aa; can't be duplicated for
$50 90 in Wheeling.
OVERCOAT BARGAINS-We turn from the fanchul to
to the practical. When it comes to real good service there is
nothing that will wear better than the IS 90, Sc 90, IS 90 and
$40 90 overcoats, that we are selling by the thousands in every
material in correct style and made by good, we'll paid workmen.
Every garment is a marvel Of value at the prices asked. No
other house in Wheeling can begin to equal it, We have never
public appreciate a good thing when they see 1t, and that
accounts Tor our tremendous trade.
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VITIATED BLOOD,
Scrofulous, Inherited and Conta.
gious Humors Cured
by Cuticura.

THROUGH The medium OF one Of your boots re-.
ceiyed through Mr.. Frank T. Wiay. Druggist,
Clra Remedies. and take this Opportunity Ia tcs.
lify to you that their Use has permanently cured
nc Of one Of the worat cases Of blood poisoning. IN
connection with erysinclas, that l have ever seen,
by some Of tho best physicians In our comfy I
take great pleasure IN forwarding 10 you this iestf.
monial. uns olic!,el rs 1t is by yon, In order hat
Others suffering from similar meIadies may be- en-.
~couragcd TO giyeyonr ClttcurG Remedies a trial.
I. i. WHtTLINGER, Leechbury' Pa
Reference: Frank T. wrsy, Druggist, Apoilo. Pa,
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DELLAIRE.


All Sorts OF Local News aud Gossip From
the Glass City.
Ex.TreaSurer Eccly is nb!c to DO about again.
The steamer Bellalrc was running yesterday.
Mrs. L. Lowmsn. ofshason, o., Is visiting here.
Madame Frye's concert was q success last night.
Miss Lulu Keller Is IN Wagrenton, O., visiting
friend.
Frank Sherwood was taken TO St. Claissvillc yes.
terday. 'r.
Master Thomas Farls. OF Wheeling Island, IS in
the city.
Services will be held as usual In all the churches
Tomorrow.
yccveady was fined $40 and costs for selling beer
on sunday.
Third ward merchants are talking OF having a
SPECIAL policeman.
|, Mrs Richard jenkins has gone TO Hammond to
Join her husband, who Is working there.
The Sunday school viii have special exercises at
tho A. NJ. /, Churth tomorrow ut 2 0'c'ock.
Rabbits aud squirrels will have to suffer ;ow.
Harry Randolph OF the Fir National. Bank, has a
new Davis gun.
Nr. Ward, Of Stewart d Ward, received a mes.
sage Yesterday from wellSvllle OF. the death OF his
father who rcsides there.
IIoll Bros. DIST; tlairsyllle, arc shipping large
quantities OF wool via tho e.. & =. railroad 10
schaghticoke, N. T., and Troy.
Miss Bat,cllc deserves great credit for her untIr.
Ing eilorls and great praise for her success In pre-
senting lily Bslp' on Thursday night.
Rev. R. i. Keelct will address The American
Mechanics tomorrow ut 10 O'Clock. They Will
meet at their hall aud march IN q body 10 the
church. ..a -
The Travelling Auditor OF the Pennsylvania Rail.
road Company was In the city Friday night. Mr..
Fawcett, oneiof the Pennsylvania railroad painters,
was in the city yesterday.
The Cooking Club gave a supper at the Windsor
several down from Wheeling. made things very
pleasant until early this morning.
A free lecture and most enjoyable entertainment
By, Professor llaupt tonight, In Choral Hall, is
held ~ fond anticipation by the intelligent popu.
a full house, -"
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Fire Department Horses.

The new team OF horses recently pur.
chased by tho Board OF Police and Fire
Commissioners for the new hook and lad
der truck, is being broken in ct the Mia,
CARA House, where they are used in the
reel, tho reel horsea being stationed tenn
porarily at the hook and ladder house
Chief Dunning has his eye on q new mate
for the big, handsome dapple gray used in
the engine team at the Niagara House
His present mate is not equal to the WORK
demanded OF him by tue larger horae
The proposed purchase would make ar
excellent mate. u
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Tho New Hose Wagon.

The new hose wagon for the Niagara
engine house will probably BIO completed
some time during the coming week. It
has been building at kull's shops for
nearly four months past. disappearance
it closely resembles a patrol wagon. 1t
will bs a very SNOWY piece OF apparatus
when fniahed. The men st tbs house
will wolcomei it's appearance with a sigh Of
relief. The old reel now IN use OF that
house is in q trightfully dilapidated condi-
ton. The wheels are ready 10 fall to
pieces and the mon never get en- 1t with.
out apprehenaIonn Of an accident,
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About two months ago a we'll dreaaed
and respectable looking workingman pass.
ing tho hook and ladder house on Twen.
ty.frst street, asked permission OF the men
who wore sitting outside, to leave his
market basket there for hall an hour or
go. They gave him permission to do so
and he passed on up town. The basket
is still at the house mud the men think
that the man must have cotton up town,
loaded up with beer and forgotten where
he left his basket. In the basket are two
piecea OF flannel and some other dry
poods. a
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LIS Goona Cd. aall Dry eoodachoapest,


#Efs 4aa 90, 49, ----- ~ - a5--H'w
Martins Ferry.
The Forgiven school is organizing a literary
Mss Jessie Aillhouse is visiting Mr.. Joseph
Taylor Talbot. who was hurt iomo time ago, is
able to be out again.
u.s.. Cochran has removed his law office to the
corner OF Hanover and Railroad streets.
For the latest fall and winter styles in good III.
ung clothes, 80 to F. Rub, merchant tailor, Second
Ms. Patterson left yesterday to spend a couple
gheny. 7r% 5000 -
NJ. Charles strablc has resigned his position with
I. Y. Boyd. and accepted q position In a shoe store
at wheeling 61asl i.
The funeral Of the late DR.. I. Werlich took place
from his late residence on Warrington street at .
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, aud was very largely
attended. A large number Of Odd Fellows turned
out, The Doctor having been o member Of that
Prof.. HNupt's lecture last night Ia! Commerciar
Hall was attended by the best citizens and a full
house. An evening class was. formed, In. compli.
aacc with tho wishes Of q large number who could
not attend tho 1880 a. M. class, The evening class
meets Tuesday and Friday nights from 1850 70 $50,
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OPERA GLASsEs.
.GM GnttallfgenGtr
orico. Nos. 81 and ~ Fourteenth Street.
New Advcrtisem snta.

For Rent-Dwclling.
D.J. McKeo's Bridge Corner Grocery.
Rose CfcSm-R. h. List. 5' D
Jnpapc!o ToapotS-Ewiug Bros.
New california wGlnu2-N. Sohu,z.
An Able Protector Third page.
Thanksgiving G~oods-Conner & snedeker.
Tho Cinderella Cook Range-Eeshitt l. Bro.
NubiRl EDamel-Geo. ". Johnson's Sons. -
Wanted-hlpinc Safe Company. a-
Religious S~Ouccs-Third page.
) Opera Honse-blay ~blcsSon-Fourth page.
Notice 10 Water COnsumcrR-Fourth page.
Opera ~llouSc-Conr!ed OpOra Co.'-.F0urth page.
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FALL AND WINTER STOCK.

WE are daily receiving New Novelties
In ~Suitings, P~antalOonings and Over.
coatlugs, which weare prepared 10 make
up In lrst.class style nj reasonable
prices.
A iull line OF our celebrated Knit
Jackets now III stuck.
Our White Unlaundried Shirt, double
scanned, re.cnforced front and back, Of
50 cents, Is tho greatest bargain ever
offered. G.. HESS & Suns,
1921 s. 1898 Market Street.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITRNs,

The employees at the franklin Goa,
mines, who were out on a strike, did not
receive their advance but went back at the
old price, 81 so per day.
The key factory at tho Bellaire nail
works now has an abundant eupply Of
hoopa, but some OF them travelled over d
large portion oil country to get there from
West Virginia. They are usually sent by
river, but as it is too low now q roundabout
railroad route had to be resorted to.
The passenger and freight business on
the Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling Rail.
way; Is increasing and will be much larger
when the road is completed into Bsllaire,
Thirty.aeyen workingmen from MARITIME
Ferry goodwin on the first and second trains
in the morning to E!nayille, Brideeport
and Bellalre and about as many come mn,
A strike occurred yesterday morning
among the laborers Of the Harvey Paper
Company, ct Wellsburp, by resson NJ tha
management asking for some extra work.
The men Refused to perform the extra
labor n consequently went on a strike.
Their places were filed later in the day
by new men and tho mill at this time Ia
running as usual.
The new railroad across tho river was
opened Tor shipment on Monday, as far
as completed. Four cars Of Pipe were
cent out fromAnderaon Bros, and as many
Of brick from the Sligo works. Mr.. Nc.
Grow, tho agent Of the company, is al.
ready at New Cumberland, and has a tenn.
porary office In the office of the aWeet
Virginia Fire Brick Company. The open.
ing Of the road for business will be a back,
set for a number Of Toronto 'teamsters, as
from ten: 10 twelve. cars Of brick and pipe
were boated from across the river and
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WITH the MD Of new and improved
steam machinery We can sell Picture
Frames and Mouldings at prices never
dreamed Of bsiOre. Kinks Art Store,
zoos Main street.
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KID Z EEE:C,ID::: I. :. -

A child is never happy from having his own way Decide
sell, and he is troubled with everything, and satisfied with moth
ing. We are here to decide for you. Very few people are
entirely satisfied with their own absolute taste, When we put
aSuit OF Clothes on to you we try to help you in adapting style,
the arts Of our trade. 1t is one thingto sell, but it is another
thing to satisfy, The Star Clothing Is SO far ahead Of anything
in this market in every particular, that it ought not to be men
toned the same daY. :. -.M-.- -M. -.
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The reason We advertise our Gontle-
mems Waukenphaat go much Ia that wo
know 1t 10 o ahoe that will 1t, and give
the weazer comfort. J.W. AMlcx,
l143 Main street.
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EXAMINE our Gentlemen's lne Wauken.
phas! itsyou want an easy shoe to wear.
j. W.. AMlcK.
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If you get thirsty between acte, call at
the Basement Saloon snd get q nice, 70.
treshing drink. Corner Market and Four
teenth streets, Reilly Block.
GRo. BORDEAUX, Prop'f.
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sCROFULOUs ULCEns

James E. Richardson, Custom House, New Or.
broke out on my body until / was a mas Of coI.
rupiion Everything known to the medical incnitsv
vas tried II vain I became a mere wreck. Al
times could not li!t my hands 10 my head, could
upon Eie aS a curse. No relief Or cure in ian
years, In ls8o | heard OF tho Cuticura Remedies
used them, aud was peiiec,ly cured" ~
sworn 70 belole y. 8. Com. J. D. Crawford q
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GRAND SKATING CARNIVAL at ALEXANDRIA
Rink tonight. Street cars leave for the
North End at tho close OF the rink,
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TWENTY minutes for refreshments ct the
Basement Saloon, corner Market and
Fourteenth streets, Reilly Block.
GEo. BORDEAUX, Prop'r.
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Indications.

WARRINGTON, D. O., Nov. l0.-For Wes!-
ern Pennsylvania, fair weather, followed
by light Rims, fresh to brink southwest.
:eily winds, shifting 10 weeterly, warmer
on Saturday and cooler on Sunday.
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MYRIADs Of curep, eczema and all skin
Diseases by S~kin.Success and Skin-Success
soap. At drug store OF McLain Bros.
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CLOSING out a lot Of mems iue genuine
Calf and Dongola Caters at So %, worth
IS, at SToSE's CASH SHOE STORE.
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TIE largest line OF Carpe.s, Rugs and
Window Shades at very low prices.
STONE & THOMAS,
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TnE Alhhmbra Rink will DO open this
afternoon without music. Admiration with
skaterH ten cents. Music this evening,
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The Basement Saloon is tho finest in
the city. Corner Market and Fourteenth
u~treets, Reilly Block.
GEO. BORDEAUX, Prop'r.
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lAplEs' ask to 500 our flexible bright
Dongola button boot at 81 rs, worth So 80,
ut I'd SToNE's CASH EuoE STORE, /.
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FLANNELs, Blankets and Comforts very
cheap at STONE & THOMAS,
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Full and complete stock Of Silk Warp
Henriettas, French Csshmeies and Drap
D'Almas at low prices.
STONE & THOMAS,